Skin Health & Eczema
DERMATIQUE Recuperating Cream was created to offer healthy, comfortable skin. From its first soothing application, itchiness and redness will calm down. Within 5 days your skin will start to look normal again, sometimes sooner !
With ongoing use, you will maintain healthy, protected and moisturised skin.
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Dermatique is dedicated to your skin's health and well being.
DERMATIQUE Recuperating Cream
- For a lifetime of healthy skin.
Benefits
- Especially effective helping eczema, psoriasis and many other skin conditions.
- Dermatique is a natural skin treatment for all ages from infant to maturity
- Contains 100% Natural Ingredients
- Relieves itching and increases the skin’s natural healing ability
- Soothing and moisturising the skin, restoring its natural balance
- Dermatique contains no chemicals, additives or steroids
- Works in harmony with your skin’s own renewal process
About Eczema
What is eczema?
Eczema is a common skin disorder characterized by dry, itchy, scaly skin and rashes. Often occurring as a result of an immune system response to an irritant either through contact, inhalation or ingestion.
Stress and any other emotional discord may make eczema worse or awaken dormant eczema, but they do not cause the disorder.
The symptoms of eczema can include itch, redness, swelling, scaling, cracking and crusting. Scratching makes the eczema symptoms worse, the dry skin will become redder in colour and may even crack as a result of scratching. Scratching may also lead to infection and the more you scratch, the more it itches.
If one or both parents have eczema or other disorders such as asthma or hay fever, their children are more likely to develop eczema. In addition, about 75 percent of children with eczema also develop hay fever or asthma.
Can eczema be cured?
Eczema will, in most cases, clear up over time. Some sufferers will require treatment, for others it may seem to spontaneously go away, maybe as they grow out of it. However, most adult sufferers will find their skin remains sensitive throughout their life.
Tips to help control eczema
- After getting out of the shower, apply lotion, to keep your skin well moisturized.
- Avoid using very hot water that can dry skin and don't take very long baths or showers.
- Don't use harsh soaps or detergents that can irritate the skin.
- Try to avoid becoming overheated or very sweaty.
- Try to avoid stress.
- Keep skin protected against cold weather.
- Don’t wear itchy fabrics, for instance wool or some synthetic fibres these are known to irritate eczema.